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Series · thriller
The Honeymoon series by James Patterson has 2 known books (2 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with Honeymoon (2005). The latest book with a fully recorded publication date is Second Honeymoon.
Start here: Honeymoon (2005) — then read straight through in publication order.
The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.
Honeymoon, published in 2005, opens the James Patterson and Howard Roughan thriller at 416 pages, introducing serial killer Nora Sinclair -- who marries wealthy men and murders them for their money -- and the FBI agent, John O'Hara, whose pursuit of her turns personally and dangerously entangled.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of HoneymoonSecond Honeymoon arrived eight years later, in 2013, at 406 pages, a direct continuation set years after the first book's ending that assumes the reader already knows how that initial confrontation between Nora and O'Hara resolved.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Second HoneymoonNora Sinclair is a serial killer who marries wealthy men and then murders them for their money -- a black-widow premise James Patterson and Howard Roughan use to build a cat-and-mouse thriller from the killer's own point of view as much as from the FBI agent hunting her. Honeymoon (2005) introduces Nora and Agent John O'Hara, whose pursuit becomes personally and dangerously entangled with his target; Second Honeymoon (2013) picks the chase back up years later after Nora resurfaces.
The two-book series is a self-contained arc rather than an open franchise, giving readers a complete predator-and-pursuer story without the expectation of further sequels.
Two: Honeymoon (2005) and Second Honeymoon (2013).
Honeymoon first, then Second Honeymoon -- the second book directly continues the first and will spoil it if read out of order.
No -- it's a complete two-book arc with no further entries announced since 2013.
Nora Sinclair, a serial killer who marries and murders wealthy men, pursued across both books by FBI Agent John O'Hara.
James Patterson co-writes with novelist Howard Roughan.
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